The Province - 2020-05-21

• EMERGENCY MOVE
• Support local businesses and save big
• B.C. urges feds to fund sick pay
• ‘Standing up’ to COVID racism welcome
• Surrey spent tens of thousands in two-week fight against Uber
• SkyTrain using birth control to trim pigeon flocks
• Convention centre to remain an empty hospital for foreseeabl­e future
• Nightclubs ‘will be pretty much gone’
• Self-serve buffets taken off the menu, says WorkSafeBC
• Group urges rehab for three grizzly cubs
• Healthy child developmen­t is everybody’s business
• HandyDART service helps keep vulnerable people connected
• Data-sharing lessons not learned
• Canada’s health chief recommends masks
• Rising debt a threat to financial stability
• Now that’s real star power!
• Fines on strata owners must go through detailed process
• Some tips for handling hellebore seedlings
• Design trends for healthier homes
• Alison Thornton cheers on Netflix drama Dare Me
• Staying in with ... Charles Wilkinson
• Five reasons to check out Indian Summer Festival
• COVID-19 inspires rockers to chill out
• HOLY EXITS!
• B parodies virtue-signalling, at a safe distance
• ‘An entirely new thing’
• CROSSWORD
• Bakeries showcase value of sticking together in crisis
• A pasta dish that’s flexible to the max
• the WINE GUY
• Plenty of ‘fort’itude amid crisis
• 10 new powerful picks to ponder
• Scene set for ugly baseball battle
• Doin’ it Wright
• Grant paints different picture of Jordan
• AROUND THENFL
• Got no plans
• ‘Brand new territory’ for amateur sports
• September start a best-case scenario
• Still a lot of questions surroundin­g CFL restart
• VANCOUVER WON’T WAVE TOWEL YET

The Province - 2020-05-20

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